The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

ICO ASSss
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Too many expect large rewards for
brass and impudence.
The town was full of people from the
surrounding country or Saturday.
Ohio is said to be the best State for
lecturers in the Union. 1t is composed
of IN intelligent class of people.
For the next 80 daysall Horse Blank
cts and Robes, at cost, at Stephenson's
Harness Shop. feb3-3.
They warm the street cars in Phila-
delphia during the cold days with pro-
family.
Never does a man believe SO strongly
in the attraction of gravitation as when
he sits down on a chair and finds it
gone.
Advance spring style stiff Hats, come
and see them at Jos. Woerner's.
No. 776, held by DR.. H. w. Runyan,
drew the fine easy chair at the Irene
Taylor concert OIL Saturday evening
last.
An editor wrote: ssCoasting parties
are POPULAR and the young compost
tor made it read: Occurring parties are
popular"
Rev. Rob't White, OF S~teubenville, o.,
viii preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday, morning and evening. All are
invited.
Got a pencila Then make a note of
the wonderful low prices in Clothing
and O~vercoats this week at Jos. WOer-
ner's.
Parties wanting papering done should
not fail to read the offer of w. A. Ed
son, in his advertising space in this pa
per.
If you are going to have a public
sale, come to the DEMOCRAT Office and
we will fit you out with such a sale bill
as you want, at the most reasonable
rates.
Jefferson county, Iowa, hasa man
who carries around the painful name of
T~oothacre, who is evidently a half cou-
sin to Governor Fouracre and Senator
Hardacre of Ohio.
Wanted..An persons indebted to
j. C. Bonner & Bro, to know that all
accounts made prior to Jan. 1st, 1887,
must be settled at once. 1feb34
All statements and rumor to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, the remains OF
William Mussel are quietly decaying in
his grave in the Infirmary cemetery, as
we arc informed and believe.
The editor of the DEMocRAThas gone
to Carlisle, Pa, to attend the 87th birth
day of his mother. His absence will &C
for any inaccuracies thatthe "De-
viz may overlook in this weeks issue.
Better late than never Save money
by buying Horse Blankets or Robes at
cost of Stephenson, s. E.. Corner Main
and Cherry streets. febS-3
J. f.. Colman, of Hole, Kansas, while
here on q visit took to himself a wife.
He was married at Union City, Ind, on
the 18th of January, to Miss Eliza No
Ian. We wish him and his bride long
life, prosperity and happiness.
a band of regulators in Crawford
county, Ind, known as the "White
Caps" are taking men from their beds
at night and administering to them a
severe dose of corporal punishment for
drunkenness and abuse of their wives.
An exchange says to its readers =
aPlease hand in your local items when
fresh. We don't like to publish a birth
after the child is weaned, a marriage
after the honeymoon is over, or the
death of a man after the widow is mar
ried again"
A man in Italy has discovered an
elixir, one drop of which will enable
any man to fast forty days. The Della
ware Herald editor says he has ordered
some, and if it does the biz, he will set
tie down to a long game of freeze out
with the never-pay-up subscribers.
Mrs. Cleveland's reputation for good
sense is as great as the fame of her beau
ty. At the theatre in Washington a few
nights since she attracted unusual at
tention and received the silent thanks
of the male portion of the audience by
attending the performance without a
bonnet or hat.
We pay for this advertisement, but it
win pay you to call and see the Big dol
lars worth you can buy this week at Jos.
Woerner's the Peoples Clothier.
If there is a bank of clouds in the
west, south of the sun, when it sets,
look out for snow; if there is bank
north of the sun, look out for rain.
This is said to be a certain sign for
storms in winter. If the storm cloud
extends beth north and south of the
sun, ~thedfeaviest part will indicate the
kind of storm to follow.
Use Yum Yum Cologne for the toilet.
At Fullerton's. deceit
A cotemporary says that there are
three classes Of delinquent subscribers
on every papers subscription list. One
are dishonest and never intend to pay;
another though honest, pays grudging-
ly; and a third pays willingly and is
grateful for being accommodated. It is
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